Top hosting Companies 2026 - All hosting Companies Ranked - Page 552

Plans are priced in EUR and emphasize performance tooling (e.g., LiteSpeed is promoted on the site) and daily backup messaging, with a WHMCS-style client portal, knowledge base, and a public status page.

Third-party review signals are positive but low-volume, so it looks promising for Greece/EU use cases, with moderate transparency caveats.

Its portfolio covers cPanel/CloudLinux shared hosting, WordPress hosting (WP Toolkit + LiteSpeed stack), Windows/ASP.NET hosting (ASP.NET + MSSQL/MySQL), managed VPS, domains, business email, and a Sitejet website builder.

UpTime positions itself around transparent pricing (no lock-in contracts / no hidden checkout add-ons), strong security defaults (SSL, malware scanning, WAF/DDoS protections), and migration assistance.

Very strong customer sentiment (support speed + migrations).

The product lineup spans NVMe-based shared hosting, WordPress, reseller plans, SSL, VPS (Linux/Windows/FreeBSD plus niche variants like Android/Forex), dedicated servers, and multiple game server offerings.

Datacenter locations are not fully enumerated by the provider (France is best evidenced; Germany appears as a third-party claim).

Reputation evidence is thin on top-tier review platforms; much of the visible feedback is first-party (on-site).

30-day money-back guarantee applies to “all web hosting plans,” with exclusions (domains, IP, SSL, dedicated servers, VPS servers, web design, renewals, etc.).

SLA / uptime credit: If 99.9% uptime is not met, they describe a performance credit model (5% per 30 minutes of downtime, up to 100% of monthly fee) with conditions.

For location, product pages explicitly reference US data centers (e.g., WordPress and blog hosting).

Its catalog focuses on dedicated servers (including unmetered bandwidth offers), VPS/VDS (including NVMe and “HiCPU” tiers), and IP resources such as IPv4/IPv6 subnet rentals with WHOIS/rDNS support and LoA issuance.

Limited high-volume review footprint (Trustpilot 4 reviews; HostSearch 2 reviews)

Location coverage is partly marketing-based (only some locations evidenced directly in product listings)